Events
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Past events
Heroic Doctors?: From Medical Memoirs to The Pitt
A hybrid talk by Danielle Spencer about the contemporary genre of physician-author memoirs and their representations in popular media.
International Narrative Neurology Network Launch
The INNN hybrid Launch will allow members to meet, share their vision for our scientific direction, and discuss topic ideas for the network.
Cap-Lit, Cli-Fi, and Vi-Fi by Diasporic Women Writers
How does feminist speculative fiction critique capitalism and ecological neglect, reimagining solidarities in the face of planetary crises? Join us in this hybrid event organised by the Narrative Practices Lab.
Reclaiming Narrative Practices: Tarot as Method
A hybrid workshop approaching the concept of narrative through the lens of tarot, a historically under-theorised mode of meaning-making.
Gender and Genre: Medical Humanities and the Moving Image
An exciting one-day symposium at Durham University celebrating the latest work on moving images in the Medical Humanities.
Narrative Interventions in Physiotherapy
Hedda Eik discusses the benefits of narrative perspectives on physiotherapeutic interventions for women with fibromyalgia.
Storytelling for health scoping event: challenges, barriers, aspirations
This online event will explore the challenges, barriers and aspirations of practitioners and researchers using storytelling in health.
Uncertainty, language, and care: Interpretation in creative methodologies
In-person workshop exploring the possibilities and complexities of interpreting data in creative methodologies.
Conversations Inviting Change: Narrative Practice for Health & Social Care
Dr John Launer presents an account of Conversations Inviting Change (CIC) and shares examples of practice based on his experiences as one of the originators of the practice.
Storying Later Life: Key Concepts in a Narrative Perspective on Ageing
Hybrid seminar delivered by Professor William Randall (St. Thomas University, Canada), outlining key concepts in a narrative perspective on later life.
Decolonising Narrative: Creative Approaches to Black Healthcare in Britain
A two-hour seminar unpacking the possibilities and challenges of decolonial narrative work in healthcare.
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